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Work begins on new active travel route linking Bridge of Allan and Stirling
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Work begins on new active travel route linking Bridge of Allan and Stirling Stirling News
Work to start to connect Bridge of Allan with Stirling Scottish Construction Now
Works to begin on new Bridge of Allan to Stirling walking and cycling route deadlinenews.co.uk
Works to begin on active travel Bridge of Allan to Stirling route Stirling Council
Drivers warned as 12 weeks of active travel roadworks set to get underway in Bridge of Allan thecourier.co.uk
NewsThe two friends, from Bridge of Allan, decided to take on the 30-mile Great Trossachs Path by swimming through the four lochs on the route and trail running between them.
NewsKaty Whitelaw, from Bridge of Allan, managed to get singer Martin Kemp to sign the album following a recent appearance at a Stirling nightclub - with all proceeds going to the hospice.
NewsSociety wine merchant Douglas Wood – whose WoodWinters stores offer wine to “high profile clients” at nearly £2,000 a bottle – returned with his 20-year-old victim to his luxury home in Bridge of Alla
NewsRizwan Ashraf and his cousin Bilal navigated stunning scenery and roasting conditions to cycle more than 230 miles for Chest, Heart and Stroke Scotland (CHSS) in memory of his dad.
NewsThe closure on Cornton Road is set to last more than a year as work on a new flood prevention scheme continues.
NewsRizwan Ashraf will cycle the 230 mile trek from Innsbruck to Lucerne alongside cousin Bilal in memory of his dad, who passed away from a stroke last year.
NewsOfficers have confirmed that a "security survey" has been carried out with the owners of the former Royal Hotel - with several young people charged for damage to the property.
NewsYoungsters were pictured inside and on the windowsills of the former Royal Hotel in the town as one councillor leads the call for the building's owners to take responsibility.
NewsThe sticker swaps are available every Sunday up to July 12 at the bar - with children in attendance also receiving a free packet to tear open.
NewsThe seven-strong team - including runners from Bridge of Allan and Dunblane - were on the move for ten-and-a-half days 24/7 before completing the challenge in the dark on the Isle of Skye.
NewsThe derelict former hotel has been the target for antisocial behaviour and fire-raising in recent months - with police emphasising that entering the site is a criminal offence.
NewsGary Ralston, from Bridge of Allan, took on the gruelling challenge while continuing treatment for prostate cancer - raising the massive figure for the Thornhill facility.
Oh dear, Bridge of Allan residents! We've got some potentially sad news regarding one of our local private schools, which could be facing closure. This is certainly a story many in our community will be following closely.
Big news for our community today as a local school faces a "consultation" period, leaving its future uncertain. We'll be keeping a close eye on this developing story and will bring you all the updates.
Oh dear, it's with a heavy heart we share some news affecting one of our beloved local institutions. There's a real concern floating around about the future of a private school right here in Bridge of Allan. Let's hope for a positive outcome for everyone involved.
Exciting news for Bridge of Allan residents! Plans are underway to transform the former police station site into much-needed new housing. This development promises to breathe new life into a familiar local landmark.
What an incredible undertaking! One of our very own Bridge of Allan residents is preparing for a gruelling challenge in Cambodia, all to honour her late dad and raise vital funds for the hospice. We'll be following her journey closely!
Oh dear, it looks like our emergency services have been busy down at the site of the old hotel in Bridge of Allan today. We're hearing reports of fire crews attending, and we'll bring you more details as we get them on this developing story in our town.
Good news for residents of Bridge of Allan! We've got an update on the much-anticipated flood protection scheme, with the latest figures showing a slight adjustment. It's great to see this vital project continuing to move forward for our community.
Remove to ground 3 trees 📍 Fairview Beaconhurst Ltd 52 Kenilworth Road Bridge Of Allan FK9 4RY 📋 Ref: TREENQ-2026-025 📝 Type: Tree Enquiries 📊 Status: Awaiting decision 🏘️ Ward: Ward 3 Dunblan...
Good news for our lovely neighbourhood! Stirling Council is considering some tree works at 20 Kenilworth Road, right here in Bridge of Allan. This is all part of a tree enquiry, and we'll be keeping an eye on the decision for Ward 3.
Exciting news for fitness fans in Bridge of Allan! A new Pilates studio is set to open its doors in the former pharmacy building right here in our town. Get ready to stretch and strengthen your way to wellness!
Did you know some famous faces honed their skills right here in Bridge of Allan and Dunblane? The Courier has been digging into the local history books to uncover some surprising former pupils from our very own schools.
Brrr! Our brave locals once again took the plunge into the chilly waters of the Allan Water for the annual New Year's Day dip. It was a fantastic sight to see so many familiar faces (and a few brave newcomers!) embracing the tradition right here in Bridge of Allan.
Well hello there, Bridge of Allan! You'll be delighted to hear about a local couple who've become quite the stars in our community, all thanks to their adorable trainee guide dogs. It seems our town has a soft spot for these furry helpers!
Worried Bridge of Allan residents’ plead with Stirling Council over ‘decaying’ trees The Courier